onespeedbiker
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I never said I felt is was a necessity to clean the carbon off the cylinder. BTW, there is a good reason to clean off the carbon, beyond wanting to spend too much time cleaning it. The fact is the gun is beautifully blued and I'd like to keep it that way (I'm also a little OCD about keeping my guns clean and looking as good as possible). I also noticed the OP of the linked post calls the carbon build up on a revolver "carbon scoring". The term seems to have originated in Star Wars as the marks on metal created by a "blaster" (the blaster apparently being one of the most inaccurate weapon ever conceived, at least in the hands of an Imperial Storm trooper )There's absolutely no reason for you to be spending that much time cleaning your revolver unless you just really like spending that much time to clean it.
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